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CAPITOL PUNISHMENTWND Exclusive
Abramoff has 5 tough questions for candidates
Is a cup of coffee bribery? How about a meal? A trip to Paris?
Jack Abramoff, the former lobbyist and now author of "Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption From America's Most Notorious Lobbyist," says he has five questions that would reveal a lot about Washington – if the questions could get asked and answered.
Abramoff, in a column today on WND, includes a challenge to define what is bribery.
"When a lobbyist gives a congressman or federal employee a cup of coffee, is that bribery? How about a meal? How about a trip to Paris? Where do you draw the line on bribery? Many politicians claim that a fancy dinner or $2,000 political contribution 'won't buy my vote.' Do you believe that, or do you think that any gratuity causes an improper relationship between a public servant and a special interest?"
He suggested addressing the questions to Republican president candidates during their next debate.
He said the Obama administration "now presides over an administration barely distinguishable from the corrupt predecessors he so effectively excoriated."
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But neither have Republicans obtained a franchise on integrity, he warned.
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Abramoff also would ask candidates whether, as president, they would "use all [their] power to prohibit any lobbyist, federal contractor, federal grant recipient, and anyone else seeking special favors from the federal government, from contributing even one dollar" to an election campaign.
He also would challenge the GOP candidates to "name something concrete you have done to try to end the obscenity of Congress passing laws which apply to the American people, but not them."
And he wonders about their perspectives on state and federal office holders "cashing in" on their government service by becoming lobbyists, advisers or consultants. He finished, "If elected, do you pledge to issue a lifetime ban on members of your administration from ever passing through the revolving door to cash in on their government service; and do you promise to push Congress to enact similar legislation barring their members and staff from converting their government service into private economic gain?"
He warns that the cozy links between money and elected officials "has pushed our republic to the end of ruin."
"Washington doesn't get it," he writes. "They think Americans don't really care if they sell our government to the highest bidder. Or if they become fabulously wealthy exploiting their public service. They are wrong. Americans are getting angry and they are starting to pay attention."
Once Washington, D.C.'s most powerful lobbyist, when Abramoff was fingered for corruption, many inside the Beltway sought to distance themselves from the his shady dealings. But now that Abramoff is out of prison, he's turned over a new leaf and is determined to expose just how deep the Capitol's culture of corruption has become.
He took his fall as a wake-up call, and he now admits he did wrong. He lost sight of the "line," and he had plenty of time to reflect during his 43-month prison sentence. He has paid the price, and now he is ready and willing to discuss details – as well as his unique insight into the systemic reforms needed to prevent others from falling into "disgrace."
Now a free man, "Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth about Washington Corruption from America's Most Notorious Lobbyist," is Abramoff's autobiographical exposé unveiling the mysterious and corrupt world of federal politics.
In his book, Abramoff not only "outs" senators and members of Congress and sets out the details of insider deals previously unknown to most, but he also offers a Capitol Hill reform plan to rock the fraternal inside-the-Beltway culture.

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The Phantom of the Opera (2004)
Madame Giry: [about the Phantom] He's a genius. He's an architect and designer, he's a composer and magician... a genius, monsieur!
Raoul: ...but clearly, Madame Giry, genius has turned to madness.
The Phantom: Did I NOT instruct that Box 5 was to be left empty?
Meg Giry: He's here, the phantom of the opera!
Christine: It's him!
Carlotta: Your part is silent, little toad!
The Phantom: A toad, madam? Perhaps it is you who are the toad...
The Phantom: Flattering child, you shall know me, see why in shadow I hide! Look at your face in the mirror
[magically appears in the mirror]
The Phantom: - I am there inside!
[as he leads Christine down the tunnels of the opera]
The Phantom: [sings] Sing once again with me our strange duet. / My power over you grows stronger yet. / And though you turn from me to glance behind, / The Phantom of the Opera is there, inside your mind.
Christine: Pitiful creature of darkness, what kind of life have you known? God, give me courage to show you you are not alone!
[kisses the Phantom]
The Phantom: But Christine - fear can turn to love. You'll learn to see, to find the man behind the monster, this... repulsive carcass who seems a beast but secretly dreams of beauty secretly... secretly. Oh, Christine.
The Phantom: Seal my fate tonight. I hate to have to cut the fun short, but the joke's wearing thin. Let the audience in. Let my opera BEGIN!
Christine Daaé: [sung] In sleep, he sang to me. In dreams, he came. That voice which calls to me and speaks my name. And do I dream again? For now I find the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my mind.
Christine: [sung] But his voice filled my spirit with a strange, sweet sound. In that night there was music in my mind. And through music my soul began to soar! And I heard as I'd never heard before.
Raoul: [sung] What you heard was a dream and nothing more.
Christine: [sung] Yet in his eyes, all the sadness of the world. Those pleading eyes, that both threaten and adore...
The Phantom: You have come here, in pursuit of your deepest urge. In pursuit of that wish which 'til now has been silent... SILENT! I have brought you, that our passions may fuse and merge. In your mind you've already sucummed to me. Dropped all defenses, completely sucummed to me. Now you are here with me. No second thoughts. You've decided... DECIDED! Past the point of no return. No backward glances... our games of make-believe are at an end! Past all thought of if or when. No use resisting... abandon thought and let the dream descend! What raging fire shall flood the soul? What rich desires unlock its door? What sweet seductions lie before us? Past the point of no return. The final threshold... what warm unspoken secrets will we learn? Beyond the point of no... return!
The Phantom: [singing as he descends the staircase at the Masquerade Ball] Why so silent, good monsieurs? Did you think that I had left you for good? Have you missed me, good monsieurs? I have written you an opera! Here I bring the finished score - Don Juan Triumphant! Fondest greetings to you all. A few instructions now before rehearsals start: Carlotta must be taught to act, not her normal trick of strutting 'round the stage. Our Don Juan must lose some weight; it's not healthy in a man of Piangi's age. And my managers must learn that their place is in an office! not the arts. As for our star, Miss Christine Daae... no doubt she'll do her best. It's true her voice is good; she knows, though, should she wish to excel, she has much still to learn, if pride will let her return to me, her teacher... her teacher.
[as they travel to the Phantom's lair]
Christine Daaé: Those who have seen your face draw back in fear. I am the mask you wear...
The Phantom: It's me they hear...
Christine Daaé, The Phantom: Your/my spirit and my/your voice in one combined. The Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my/your mind.
The Phantom: You will curse the day you did not do / all that the Phantom asked of you!
The Phantom: That fate which condemns me to wallow in blood has also denied me the joys of the flesh. This face - the infection which poisons our love. This face which earned a mother's fear and loathing, a mask: my first unfeeling scrap of clothing. Pity comes too late, turn around and face your fate, an eternity of *this* before your eyes!
Christine: Think of me, think of me waking, silent and resigned. Imagine me, trying too hard to put you from my mind. Recall those days, look back on all those times, think of the things we'll never do - there will never be a day, when I won't think of you.
Christine: Yet in his eyes, all the sadness of the world... Those pleading eyes that both threaten and adore...
The Phantom: Down once more to the dungeon of my black despair! Down we plunge to the prison of my mind! Down that path into darkness deep as Hell! Why, you ask, was I bound and chained in this cold and dismal place? Not for any mortal sin, but the wickedness of my abhorrent face!
Christine Daaé: Past the point of no return - no going back now. Our passion play has now at last begun. Past all thought of right or wrong. One final question: how long should we two wait, before we're one? When will the blood begin to race? The sleeping bud burst into bloom? When will the flames, at last, consume us?
The Phantom: You've past the point of no return.
Christine: [singing] Angel of music you deceived me.
Christine: I gave you my mind blindly.
The Phantom: You try my patience make your choice.
[tightens the rope around raoul's neck]
Christine: [sings] Pitiful creature of darkness, what kind of life have you known? God give me courage to show you, you are not alone.
[kisses the phantom]
The Phantom: Wandering child, so lost, so helpless, yearning for my guidance.
Christine: Angel or father? Friend of phantom? Who is it there staring?
The Phantom: Have you forgotten your Angel?
Christine: Angel oh speak, what endless longings? Echoing this whisper.
The Phantom: Too long you've waundered in winter. Far from my fathering gaze.
Christine: Wildly my mind beats against you...
The Phantom: You resist...
The Phantom, Christine: Yet/but your/the soul obeys...
The Phantom, Christine: Angel of Music,you/I denied me/you. Turning from true beauty! Angel of Music, do not shun me/my protector come to your/me, strange Angel!
The Phantom: I am your Angel of Music... Come to me, Angel of Music.
The Phantom: Softly, deftly, music shall carress you. Hear it, feel it, Secretly possess you.
Christine: In his eyes, all the sadness of the world.
Christine: Raoul, I've seen him! Can I ever forget that sight? Can I ever escape from that face? So distorted, deformed, it was hardly a face... But his voice filled my spirit with a strange, sweet sound. In that night there was music in my mind... And through music my soul began to soar! And I heard as I'd never heard before.
Raoul: What you heard was a dream and nothing more.
Raoul: [Desperate] Free her! Do what you like only free her! Have you no pity?
The Phantom: [to Christine, mocking and humourous] Your lover makes a passionate plea.
Raoul: I love her! Does that mean nothing? I love her! Show some compassion...
The Phantom: [Suddenly enraged] The world showed no compassion to me!
Christine Daaé: The tears I might have shed for your dark fate / grow cold and turn to tears of *hate*!
The Phantom: [singing] Too long you've wandered in winter, far from my fathering gaze...
Christine: [singing] Wildly, my mind beats against you
The Phantom: [singing] You resist...
The Phantom: [singing in unison] ... yet your soul obeys!
Christine: [singing in unison] ... yet the soul obeys!
The Phantom: [singing in unison] Angel of music, you denied me...
Christine: [singing in unison] Angel of music, I denied you...
The Phantom, Christine: [singing in unison] ... turning from true beauty!
The Phantom: [singing in unison] Angel of music, do not shun me...
Christine: [singing in unison] Angel of music, my protector...
The Phantom: [singing in unison] ... come to your strange Angel!
Christine: [singing in unison] ... come to me, strange Angel!
Christine Daaé: Twisted every way, what answer can I give?/Am I to risk my life to win the chance to live?/Can I betray the man who once inspired my voice?/Do I become his prey?/Do I have any choice?/He kills without a thought/He murders all that's good/I know I can't refuse/And yet, I wish I could/Oh God, if I agree, what horrors wait for me/In this, the Phantom's opera...
Christine: I remember... there was mist. Swirling mist upon a vast glassy lake... There were candles all around, and on the lake there was a boat... And in the boat, there was a man.
[walks over to the Phantom, at his organ]
Christine: Who was that shape in the shadows? Whose is that face in the mask?
[touches his face and rips of mask]
The Phantom: [covers face] Damn you! You little prying Pandora! You little demon! Is this what you wanted to see? Curse you! You little lying Delilah! You little *viper*! Now you cannot ever be free! Damn you! Curse you!
[now sad]
The Phantom: Stranger than you dreamt it, can you even bear to look, or dare to think of me?... This lonesome gargoyle who burns in hell but secretly yearns for heaven secretly, secretly but Christine... fear can turn to love you'll learn to see to find the man behind the monster this... repulsive carcass that seems a beast but secretly dreams of beauty secretly, secretly...
The Phantom: Oh, Christine.
[Christine hands him the mask]
The Phantom: Come. We must return. Those two fools who run my theater will be missing you.
The Phantom: [sung] Christine Daae has returned to you, and I am anxious her career should progress. In the new production of "Il Muto", you will therefore cast Carlotta... as the Pageboy, and put Ms. Daae in the role of Countess. The role which Ms. Daae plays calls for charm and appeal. The role of the Pageboy is silent, which makes my casting- in a word... ideal.
The Phantom: I shall watch the performance from my normal seat in Box Five, which *will* be kept empty for me. Should these commands be ignored, a disaster beyond your imaginations will occur. I remain, gentlemen, you obedient servant. O. G.
The Phantom: Say you'll share with me one love, one lifetime. Lead me, save me from my solitude. Say you'll want me with you here beside you. Anywhere you go, let me go too. Christine, that's all I ask of...
[Christine pulls off his mask]
The Phantom: Can you even dare to look or bear to think of me?
The Phantom: I gave you my music... made your song take wing... and now, how you've repaid me: denied me and betrayed me. He was bound to love you when he heard you sing... Christine... Christine...
[as she attempts to leave the first time]
Carlotta: Andiamo. Tutti. No, es finito. Is finished. Get my doggy, bring my doggy. Bye-bye. Bye-bye, dancing girls. Bye-bye. See you later, because I'm going now. It is finished. See you later.
[last lines]
The Phantom: [sung] You alone can make my song take flight. It's over now, the music of the night.
The Phantom: Hounded out by everyone! Met with hatred everywhere! No kind word from anyone! No compassion anywhere! Christine! Why? Why?
Crowd: [singing] Track down this murderer, he must be found! Hunt out this animal, who runs to ground! Too long he's preyed on us - but now we know: the Phantom of the Opera is there deep down below...
The Phantom: [to Christine, as he sees Raoul, come to rescue her] Wait! I think my dear, we have a guest. Sir,
Christine: Raoul!
The Phantom: this is indeed an *unparalleled* delight. I had rather hoped that you would come. And now, my wish comes true, you have joined and made my night.
Christine: [Struggling to get away from the Phantom who has drawn her to his side] Let me go!
Raoul: Free her! Do what you like only free her! Have you no pity?
The Phantom: [Mockingly to Christine] Your lover makes a passionate plea!
Christine: Please Raoul it's useless.
Raoul: I love her! Does that mean nothing I love her! Show some compassion!
The Phantom: [shouts] The world showed no compassion to me!
Raoul: Christine, Christine, let me see her.
The Phantom: Be my guest, sir.
Christine Daaé: Angel of Music, you've deceived me. I gave you my mind blindly.
The Phantom: [of Raoul] Insolent boy! This slave of fashion basking in your glory! Ignorant fool!
The Phantom: That fate which condemns me to wallow in blood has also denied me the joys of the flesh this face-the infection which poisons our love. This face which earned a mother's fear and loathing, a mask my first unfeeling scrap of clothing. Pity comes too late, turn around and face your fate, an eternity of *this* before your eyes!
The Phantom: Let your mind start a journey to a strange new world! Leave all thoughts of the life you knew before! Let your soul take you where you long to be! Only then can you belong to me...
[repeated line]
The Phantom: I am your Angel of Music... Come to me; Angel of Music...
The Phantom: This face, which earned a mother's fear and loathing, a mask, my first unfeeling scrap of clothing...
The Phantom: [to Christine] Pity comes too late, turn around and face your fate: An eternity of this
[gestures to himself]
The Phantom: before your eyes!
The Phantom: [to Christine of Raoul] His life is now the prize which you must earn!
Christine: If he has to kill a thousand men, the Phantom of the Opera will kill and kill again!
Christine: Who was that shape in the shadows? Whose is the face in the mask?
Raoul: Say you love him, and my life is over!
Auctioneer: Lot 666 then, ladies and gentlemen: a chandelier, in pieces. Some of you may recall the strange affair of the Phantom of the Opera, a mystery never fully explained. Our workshops have repaired it and wired parts for the new electric lights. Perhaps we can frighten the ghosts of so many years ago... with a little illumination. Gentlemen!
The Phantom: Now, let it be war upon you both!
Christine: This haunted face holds no horror for me now. It's in your soul that the true distortion lies.
[the Phantom drops a backdrop on Carlotta]
Andre: Signora, these things do happen.
Carlotta: For the past three years, these things do happen!
[to LeFevre]
Carlotta: And did you stop them from happening? No!
[to Firmin and Andre]
Carlotta: And you two - you're as bad as him! "These things do happen!" Ma... until you stop these things from happening, this thing does not happen! Ubaldo! Andiamo! Bring my doggy and my boxy!
[Carlotta storms out with her maid, seamstress, and hairdresser]
Piangi: [to Firmin and Andre] Amateurs!
Carlotta: Bye-bye and ciao! Now you see. Bye-bye, I'm really leaving!
The Phantom, Christine Daaé: Past the point of no return. The final threshold! The bridge is crossed so stand and watch it burn... We've passed the point of no... return.
Andre: [singing the Phantom's note to him] Dear Andre, what a charming gala, Christine was in a word sublime. We were hardly bereft when Carlotta left; on that note, the diva's a disaster, must you cast her when she's seasons past her prime?
Firmin: [singing the Phantom's note to him] Dear Firmin, just a brief reminder, my salary has not been paid. Send it care of the Ghost by return of post, P.T.O! No one likes a debtor so it's better if my orders are obeyed.
Christine: What I once used to dream, I now dread / If he finds me, it won't ever end / And he'll always be there, singing songs in my head / He'll always be there, singing songs in my head.
The Phantom: [singing, brokenly] Masquerade... paper faces on parade. Masquerade... hide your face, so the world will never find you...
[Christine appears at his side, gives him her ring]
The Phantom: [heartbroken] Christine, I love you...
Raoul: Why have you brought me here?
Christine: We can't go back there.
Raoul: We must return.
Christine: He'll kill you, his eyes will find us there.
Raoul: Christine don't say that.
Christine: Those eyes that burn.
Raoul: Don't even think it.
Raoul: Why have you brought me here?...
Christine: We can't go back there...
Raoul: We must return.
Christine: He'll kill you! His eyes will find us there...
Raoul: Christine, don't say that...
Christine: Those eyes that burn.
Raoul: Don't even think it.
Christine: And if he has to kill a thousand men...
Raoul: The Phantom is a fable, Belive me.
Christine: The Phantom of the Opera will kill and kill again!
Raoul: There is no Phantom of the Opera.
Christine: [Both] My gosh, who is this man...
[Just Christine]
Christine: Who hunts to kill?
Raoul: ...this mask of death?
Christine: I can't escape from him...
Raoul: Whose voice you hear?
Christine: I never will.
Raoul: With every breath.
Christine: [Both] And in this labyrinth, where night is blind. The Phantom of the Opera is
Christine: , inside
Christine: mind.
The Phantom: [Mockingly to Raoul] Order your fine horses now! Raise up your hand to the level of your eyes! Nothing can save you now - except perhaps Christine.
[to Christine]
The Phantom: Start a new life with me - buy his freedom with your love! Refuse me, and you send your lover to his death! This is the choice!
The Phantom: Take her, forget me, forget all of this. Leave me alone, forget all you've seen. Go now, don't let them find you. Take the boat, swear to me never to tell. The secrets you know, of the Angel in Hell. GO NOW! GO NOW AND LEAVE ME.
Reyer: [to one of the fops from Il Muto dancing alone in front of the curtain] You're fired!
The Phantom: Slowly, gently, night unfurls its splendour. Grasp it, sense it - tremulous and tender. Turn your face away from the garish light of day, turn your thoughts away from cold, unfeeling light - and listen to the music of the night!
The Phantom: [to Christine, talking about himself] This loathsome gargoyle, who burns in bell, but secretly yearns for heaven. Secretly... secretly...
Raoul: I fought so hard to free you!
The Phantom: [seeing Christine's engagement ring on a necklace chain around her neck] Your chains are still mine! You belong to *me*!
The Phantom: Did you think that I would harm her?
The Phantom: Too late for prayers and useless pity!
The Phantom: [after Christine pulls off his mask and glimpses his face] Damn you! You little prying Pandora! You little demon - is this what you wanted to see? Curse you! You little lying Delilah! You little viper!
Andre: [in a note to Raoul from the Phantom] "Do not fear for Miss Daae. The Angel of Music has her under his wing. Make no attempt to see her again."
Firmin, Andre: Who'd believe a diva, happy to relieve a chorus girl who's gone and slept with the patron? Raoul and the soubrette entwined in love's duet, although he may demur, he must have been with her! You'd never get away with all this in a play, but if it's loudly sung and in a foreign tongue, it's just the sort of story audiences adore, in fact a perfect opera!
Christine: [to the Phantom] Farewell, my fallen idol and false friend.
Crowd: Masquerade! Every face a different shade. Masquerade. Look around, there's another mask behind you!
Meg Giry: He's here! That Phantom of the Opera!
Christine: Little Lotte thought of everything and nothing. Her father promised her that he would send her the Angel of Music. Her father promised her... Her father promised her...
Christine Daaé: [sung] Flowers fade, the fruits of summer fade; they have their season, so do we... But please promise me that sometimes, you will think... of me!
Lefevre: Gentlemen, good luck. If you need me, I shall be in Australia.
Meg Giry: [singing to Christine] Where in the world have you been hiding? Really, you were perfect. I only wish I knew your secret. Who is your great tutor?
Carlotta: Why you spray on my chin all the time, huh?
Andre: Signor, isn't there a rather marvelous aria for Elissa in Act 3 of Hannibal? Perhaps the signora...
Carlotta: Yes, yes, yes, yes. No! Because I have not my costume for Act 3 because somebody not finish it! And... I HATE MY HAT!
Confidante: They say that this youth has set my lady's heart aflame!
Fop #1: His lordship sure would die of shock!
Fop: His lordship is a laughingstock!
Confidante: Should he suspect her, God protect her...
Confidante, Fop #1, Fop: ...shame, shame, shame! This faithless lady's bound for Hades... shame, shame, shame!
Raoul: [Christine is being lured towards the Phantom, tricked into thinking he is the spirit of her father] No! Christine, wait!
Christine: Raoul!
Raoul: Whatever you believe, this man - this thing - is not your father!
[the Phantom appears and attacks Raoul]
Passirino: Master?
The Phantom: Passarino... Go away, for the trap is set and waits for its prey!
The Phantom: [singing to Christine] Your chains are still mine! You belong to me!
Raoul: There is no phantom of the opera.
Christine: Think of it! A secret engagement. Look, your future bride! Just think of it!
Raoul: But why is it secret? What have we to hide? You promised me.
Christine: No Raoul, Please don't, they'll see.
Raoul: Well, then, let them see. It's an engagement, not a crime!
Raoul: Christine, what are you afraid of?
Christine: [unison with Raoul] Let's not argue.
Raoul: [unison with Christine] Let's not argue.
Christine, Raoul: Please pretend; you will understand in time!/I can only hope that I understand in time!
The Phantom: [On a number of threatening and ordering letters] I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant.
Madame Giry: The angel sees, the angel knows.
Raoul: Why did Christine fly from my arms?
Madame Giry: He welcomes you to his opera house...
Firmin: His opera house?
Madame Giry: ...and commands that you continue to leave box 5 empty for his use. And reminds you that his salary is due.
Firmin: His salary?
Madame Giry: Well, Monsieur Lefevre used to give him 20,000 francs a month.
Firmin: [grabs note from Andre] 20,000 francs?
Madame Giry: Perhaps you can afford more? With the Vicomte as your patron?
Firmin: Madame, I had hoped to make that announcement public tonight when the Vicomte was to join us for the gala. But obviously we shall now have to cancel, as it appears we have lost our star. A full house, Andre. We shall have to refund a full house!
Madame Giry: Christine Daae could sing it, sir.
Andre: A chorus girl? Don't be silly.
Christine: My God, who is this man who hunts to kill? I can't escape from him, I never will!
[repeated line]
Christine: In sleep he sang to me, in dreams he came, that voice which calls to me and speaks my name...
Raoul: Christine forgive me, please forgive me. I did it all for you and all for nothing!
Firmin: What a way to run a business. Spare me these unending trials. Half your cast disappears but the crowd still cheers. Opera, to hell with Gluck and Handel; have a scandal and you're sure to have a hit.
Andre: Damnable! Will they all walk out? This is damnable!
Firmin: Andre, please don't shout... It's publicity! And the take is vast! Free publicity!
Andre: But we have no cast!
Raoul: [angryly] Why make her lie to you to save me?
Madame Giry: Those who speak of what they know / learn too late that prudent silence is wise / Joseph Buquet, hold your tongue! / Keep your hand at the level of your eyes!
Raoul: No more talk of darkness. Forget these wide-eyed fears, I'm here. Nothing can harm you. My words will warm and calm you. Let me be your freedom. Let daylight dry your tears. I'm here, with you, beside you, to guard you and to guide you.
Christine: Say you love me every waking moment. Turn my head with talk of summertime. Say you need me with you now and always. Promise me that all you say is true. That's all I ask of you.
Raoul: [singing softly to Christine] ... Say you'll share with me one love, one lifetime. Let me lead you from your solitude... Say you need me with you here, beside you . Anywhere you go, let me go too. Christine, that's all I ask of you...
The Phantom: [singing to himself] Masquerade / Paper faces on parade / Masquerade/ Hide your face, so the world will never find you
The Phantom: [sung] Christine Daae has returned to you, and I am anxious her career should progress. In the new production of "Il Muto", you will therefore cast Carlotta... as the Pageboy, and put Ms. Daae in the role of Countess. The role which Ms. Daae plays calls for charm and appeal. The role of the Pageboy is silent, which makes my casting-in a word... ideal.
The Phantom: I shall watch the performance from my normal seat in Box Five, which *will* be kept empty for me. Should these commands be ignored, a disaster beyond your imaginations will occur. I remain, gentlemen, you obedient servant. O. G.
Firmin: Gossip's worth its weight in gold.
The Phantom: You alone can make my song take flight. Help me make the music of the night...
Madame Giry: We take particular pride in the excellence of our ballet, monsieur.
Andre: I see why.
[looking at Meg Giry]
Andre: Especially that little blonde angel!
Madame Giry: My daughter, Meg Giry.
Firmin: [looking at Christine] And THAT exceptional beauty? No relation, I trust?
Madame Giry: Christine Daaé. Promising talent, Monsieur Firmin, very promising.
Andre: Daaé, did you say? N-n-no relation to the famous Swedish violinist?
Madame Giry: His only child. Orphaned at seven, when she came to live and trained in the ballet dormitories.
Firmin: An orphan, you say?
Madame Giry: I think of her as a daughter also.
Madame Giry: [about Christine] Let her sing for you, monsieur; she has been well taught.
Andre: All right. Come on.
[Christine is reluctant]
Andre: Don't be shy. Come on. Come along... just... just...
Reyer: [interrupts] From the beginning of the aria, then. Please, mademoiselle!
Firmin: Andre, this is doing nothing for my nerves.
Andre: Oh, but she's very pretty.
Andre: [trying to convince Carlotta to come back and sing] Your public needs you!
Firmin: We need you, too!
Carlotta: Would you not rather have your precious little ingenue?
Andre, Firmin: Signora, no! The world wants you! Prima donna, first lady of the stage! Your devotees are on their knees to implore you!
Andre: Can you bow out when they're shouting your name?
Firmin: Think of how they all adore you!
Andre, Firmin: Prima donna, enchant us once again!
Andre: Think of your muse...
Firmin: And of the queues round the theatre!
Andre, Firmin: Can you deny us the triumph in store? Sing, prima donna, once more!
Carlotta: I hope he as excited by dancing girls as your new managers, because *I* WILL NOT BE SINGING!
Madame Giry: Keep your hand at the level of your eye.
Raoul: For pity's sake, Christine, say no! Don't throw your life away for my sake! I fought so hard to free you...
Raoul: You said yourself, he was nothing but a man, yet while he lives, he will haunt us 'til we're dead.
Evil Gypsy: Come. Come.
[beckons onlookers]
Evil Gypsy: Come inside and see the devil's child!
The Phantom: Did I not instruct
[the crowd gasps]
The Phantom: ... that Box Five was to be kept *empty*?
Joseph Buquet: Please, monsieur, there's nobody there, and if there is... well, then it must have been a ghost!
Raoul: [sung] Is this not the letter you wrote?
Firmin: [sung] And what is it we are meant to have wrote?
[spoken, correcting himself]
Firmin: Written.
Madame Giry: I have a message from the Opera Ghost.
Firmin: Oh, God in Heaven, you're all obsessed!
[first lines]
Auctioneer: Sold. Your number, sir? Thank you. Lot 665, ladies and gentlemen: a papier-mâché musical box in the shape of a barrel organ.
Raoul: [to himself] A collector's piece indeed... every detail, exactly as she said... will you still play when all the rest of us are dead?


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Have a question?
Wojtek SalSuperbackeron
@Benjamin Taylor: Every Blu-ray tier includes all the digital downloads (4K, Making Of, Soundtrack). It's stated down at the bottom of the description page.
Benjamin TaylorSuperbackeron
Is there a way to get the Blu-ray and the 4k digital version, maybe as an add on or stretch goal?
Rachele Wiggins on
I wish I had found this sooner! So excited to be a backer! I love this project!
Julius Film Creator on
@Fernando Jasso It sure is!!! Thank you for your support and much love from Croatia!
Fernando JassoSuperbackeron
Awesome news! Great to see the project got funded congrats on this first milestone onwards and upwards.
Julius Film Creator on
Tank Ó Thek Hey Tank!
Well, "Slice of Life" technically is in English (signs, messages, voiceovers), but the thing is that the movie actually has no dialogue. The story is told through visuals and actions of our main character. "Making of...", featurettes and all of the extra materials will all be in English (with English subtitles), and we'll try to include subtitles for other major languages (Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, etc.).
Tank Ó Thek on
This Film is only in Englisch?
Julius Film Creator on
@Ola Nes Hey Ola! Yes, we are preparing some stretch goals, we have hinted it in our second update (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sliceoflifefilm/slice-of-life-original-short-film-homage-to-blade/posts/1960631), and soon we'll set it up with more detail description. So be sure to check it out!
Much love and greetings from Croatia!
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@Óskar Örn Arnarson Woooow, thanks mate! We've been spreading the word through every channel we could think of and admire (including Stan Winston School of Character Arts link you shared), but help from our friends is always much needed and appreciated. So, thank you!
Yes, things are going really great, and with 20 days to go, we are sure it's gonna get even better. And support from you guys has been terrific! So stay tuned, because we have a lot of cool things coming :)
Julius Film Creator on
@Jon DeBlock Thank you, our friend! Yes, we DID IT! And we are sure you're gonna love it :D
Julius Film Creator on
@Wojtek Sal YESSS!!! We are funded, but the race ain't over! We are preparing a lot's of cool new stuff, so stay tuned! :D
We couldn't have done it without you, our friends and fans of our work. So thank you, again!
Ola "Balder" Nes on
Now that we've reached that goal, will there be any stretch goals?
Óskar Örn Arnarson on
Hi, I'm sooo in love with this project. Shared it with all my filmmaking buddies and on one of the biggest practical effects group on facebook. I was surprised you hadn't already. If you haven't heard about it, I'm sure you'll enjoy it: https://www.facebook.com/groups/165380038268/permalink/10154967997613269/
I'm going to be sharing it also on multiple filmmaking groups. This stuff is destined to go viral. I hope this project gets you some serious backing from the big guys, putting you into the driver's seat of a full feature movie.
Good luck, I'll be rooting for you all the way.
Jon DeBlock on
Way to go on your funding! Can't wait to see this done.
Wojtek SalSuperbackeron
Julius Film Creator on
@Miro Miljkovic: Hey Miro, thanks for your support, or should we say: "Hvala ti, prijatelju!" :)
Hope we'll hear from you again and have a great rest of the summer!
Julius Film Creator on
@Price Stevenson IV: Hi Price! Glad you like what we're doing.
Regarding your question about the poster: it's gonna be a standard B2 format (50x70 cm).
Thank you, and greetings from Croatia!
Miro Miljkovic on
it's a great feeling to contribute for a making of a master piece... way to go! good luck!
Price Stevenson IV on
Excited to see this film! What size is the poster? Thinking of upping my tier to that one
Julius Film Creator on
@Asher Weintraub: Hi Asher! We're really glad you like our work! You can combine all digital perks however you like. Just check the "Pledge Add-ons" segment of the campaign, and you'll find the instructions there!
Thank you, and greetings from Croatia!
Asher Weintraub on
Any way to get the featurette & the movie? Love what you guys are doing!
Julius Film Creator on
@Ben West: Hahaha, oh well, we can't (not want to) compete with the those guys, but thank you for your comment AND your support! :D :D
Julius Film Creator on
@Dalibor Ban: Cheers wohoooo!!
Dalibor Ban on
Wojtek SalSuperbackeron
Great, and thanks for the quick response.
Julius Film Creator on
@Wojtek Sal: YES! All physical tiers include HD and 4K download of the film. We'll post it in an update soon so it would be more clear! Thanks!
Julius Film Creator on
@Gustavo Kuhn Andriotti: Thanks for you suggestion. We are working on creating some add-ons. Cheers!
Wojtek SalSuperbackeron
@Julius Film: Do the physical Blu-ray tiers also include the 4K download?
Gustavo Kuhn AndriottiSuperbackeron
Hi guys,
I have a suggestion: give the opportunity for people to have the "making of" as an add-on or something. I want the T-Shirt but also the "making of" but there is no such option.
Wojtek SalSuperbackeron
I've been waiting for this campaign for quite some time now.
Hi, Michael!
Julius Film Creator on
@Michael Hartmann Thanks a lot! :D
Michael HartmannSuperbackeron
Good luck. The trailer looks impressive. If there's any justice, this should get funded quickly.


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The entry-level In20m has an inline microphone and costs £70, while the fashionable In30 comes in either black or white for £80. The flagship In40i naturally bests them both, with an inline Apple remote/microphone and choice of black or white models for £90.
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Artists are invited to submit samples for a special exhibit in the Fond du Lac Public Library's Langdon Divers Gallery. The All Hallows Eve exhibit from October 7 to November 4 will complement the library's annual Fond du Lac Reads program – one book for the whole community, with programs to match.
Behold! The Power of Reading summer program at the Fond du Lac Public Library runs through August 15 with rewards for time spent reading.
Agnesian HealthCare's monthly domestic violence awareness program, Shine On Sessions, will review the interventions available locally for victims of domestic violence at 6 p.m. Monday, August 17, at Fond du Lac Public Library. The program is free; no registration required.
Go Set a Watchman, the novel that Harper Lee wrote before writing her beloved prize-winning To Kill a Mockingbird, was finally published July 14 with much interest and excitement. I just finished reading the book, and it was well worth it. I felt transported back in time to the South with its mindset, culture, and way of life. Go Set a Watchman is set in the 1950s when Jean Louise (Scout) returns to her hometown of Maycomb from New York.
Why were bootleggers and moonshiners drawn to the Holyland during the Prohibition? Local historian J.J. Jenkins has been investigating the area's notorious past and will tell tales at Bootlegging and Moonshining in the Holyland at 6 p.m. Thursday, August 20, at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
The Fond du Lac Public Library Langdon Divers Gallery is the site of the annual Wisconsin Regional Art Program (WRAP) show August 5 through September 2.
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These are from a shoot I did in 2007 with Ruby Rocket before I had a
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Killarney View House
Located on the Muckross Road, only 6 minute walk from Killarney Town centre and adjecent to the renowned Killarney National Park.
The Guest Lounge, overlooking the river with open fire, is the ideal place to relax after a day of site seeing around the scenic beauty spotsof Kerry, or catch some sun while siting out on the veranda and admiring the panoramic views of the river & mountains. Private Parking on site and spacious family rooms also available.
Located only minutes walk from the INEC, The Brehon & The Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney View House is the ideal place to stay for your visit to Killarney no matter what the occassion.
A warm welcome & friendly service awaits you at Killarney View House.
- Nestled on the banks of the River Flesk
- All rooms ensuite with TV
- Broadband available all over the house
- Private Guest parking
- Guest Lounge with open fire
- 6 min. walk to Killarney Town
- Opposite Killarney National Park
- Spacious Family Rooms available
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Cancellation policy is 3 days in advance.
We accept payment by cash only.
Check-in from 12:00 until 21:00.
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- Non Smoking
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- Taxes included
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Following this rule allows us to maintain high standards and offer our guests quality service. We thank you for your understanding.
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Killarney View House is located on the Muckross Road (N71), The house is on the left hand side approx 1km from Killarney town centre
From Cork take the N22 to Killarney, on reaching Killarney follow signs for Muckross Road N71 the house is on the left hand side approx 1km from Killarney town centre
From Kerry Airport, take the N22 towards Killarney & follow signs for the Muckross Road - N71 as above
From Shannon Airport, take the N18 to Limerick, take the N21 to Castleisland, then take the N22 to Killarney and follow the signs for the Muckross Road N71 as above.
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Sometimes I accidentally click something in game that causes my mouse to go haywire. I'll run around in circles endlessly until I log out and log back in again.
Can we please just have the option to straight up disable the mouse in game? I use the keyboard for everything, and I'm sure there are controller users who would not mind either. It should be an easy enough setting to include next to "Mouse Movement A" and "Mouse Movement B" in the mouse/camera configurations.


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Police told The Advocate of Stamford that the local sixth-grader may be in a gang that's been beating up and robbing Hispanic immigrants.
The boy's name wasn't released because of juvenile offender laws. He's detained at a juvenile jail.
Police say the boy and four other males beat and robbed a Hispanic man on June 1. Authorities say the victim suffered severe eye and facial injuries and broken ribs.
Police say the victim later identified the boy after seeing him Saturday and picking him out of a school yearbook obtained by authorities.
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One of the worst military movies I've seen in a long time. Did they even use military advisors or did they just use a kid that plays video games. I counted over a hundred mistakes in the movie. I didn't even see them reload a magazines once. It is an embarrassment to anyone that served.
It reminds me of why I stand for the flag and the National Anthem.
The only thing surpassing american fire power is their ability to churn out ideological propaganda --enough to make the Russians and the Taliban put together blush!
I really enjoyed this movie. God bless the United States Military without whom western civilization would not exist.
I know is is based on a true story but it is continuous fighting. Not my type of enjoyment.
Loved it
Powerful ....True story...Awesome and action packed!
Very powerful! Thank God for those who serve! Thank you 12 Strong.
Yes there were horses even during WWII. Poland had an active calvery. And one battle was fought by horseback in Italy and the Italians won that battle, they had more than a dozen tbough.
The landscape of Afghanistan is just horrible a rubble of rocks and dust. That is probably why those people dont mind dying for an afterlife.
The actors sort of chuckled after that lady was killed, not the best moment. Everyone got shot, and justice prevailed.
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But in my experience one tester to ten developers seems a bit low.
Something that have worked well for us is to have the testers and developers at the same level, both reporting to the project manager. Each iteration the software is stabilised and programmer tested before an internal release to the testers. They then deploy the software in their own environment.
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Hiya guys! It's finally the Easter holidays, but unfortunately they will be spent mostly revising for exams... but there's always room for some blogging. I have received quite a few new pieces from my sponsors in the last couple of weeks so will be showing you some of them, the first of it being my new pair of shorts and blouse from Awwdore. I feel ready for Spring/Summer, if only the weather would agree, it's still quite cold so tights/ a blazer was necessary :( Hope you like my outfit and enter the giveaway please! :) xx
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Heya everyone :) Sorry I didn't have time to get this post up yesterday, but here are my new shorts from SheInside.com (lol). I have seen them around on lookbook quite a bit already but it didn't stop me from ordering them, I mean, what's better than highwaisted, velvet with gold embellishments? They are a little on the short side, so not very practical in that sense but they were too beautiful to say no to. The jumper I haven't featured yet either, it was from Romwe a little while back and you can't really see it very clearly but there are sequins all over it :) Hope you like the outfit! xx
I know I said there would be a giveaway today but I've postponed it until Thursday, too much work :'(
I know I said there would be a giveaway today but I've postponed it until Thursday, too much work :'(
Saturday, 23 March 2013
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Heya everyone! I have just finished eating some macarons and am ready to tell you all about my outfit ahah oh the unexcitement. I should probably stop ordering mustard things but I don't know, when I see them I just think ooh yellow and then I just give in. This jumper is from 'tideshe.com' and fits perfectly, I am always hesistant to order one size items incase they end up being huge, but thankfully it was fine yay :) The weather has been extremely strange but at least it has forced me to stay inside and do some work and get on with blogging (me attempting to be optimistic). Hope you like the outfit!
Oh and I have an Awwdore giveaway which will be posted tomorrow so keep an eye out for that. xx
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Hiya! I hope everyone is having a lovely weekend :) Yesterday I got to spend some time with my friends so the weekend hasn't been too bad - despite the ridiculous amounts of homework and revision which will probably never be completed. Anyway here is an outfit from today, comprising of my velvet skirt which I bought for about £2 from Primark quite a while ago and a new blouse from chicwish. I love the bow detailing on the shirt which is subtle yet very effective I think. The skirt, which is probably one of the least expensive items in my wardrobe ever is one of my favourites and you don't really see much silver/grey velvet around either which is a bonus. Hope you like the photos which were all taken this weekend, excuse the awkward posing of grabbing hair haha I felt like trying something new I guess xx
Saturday with Angelina :) weird lips apologies
Sunday, 10 March 2013
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Bonjour!! Here is my 123rd look on lookbook, not very inventive I must admit but I am trying to steer away from too many sponsored posts at the moment. Admittedly I do find it annoying when bloggers are just constant walking advertisements wearing every piece of free clothing possible, so for now I am trying to show you some more outfits which I entirely bought myself :) The cardigan I bought a while back from tk maxx but it's still one of my favourite pieces for cold/ depressing days and can add so much to an outfit. I decided to just pair it with a plain white t shirt which I got from Zara for about £2 and then some high waisted jeans from primark which were £12 if I correctly remember. So yes, an affordable outfit (apart from the JC Litas which were a present) haha, hope you like it! xx
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Hiya everyone! Thought I would do a bit of a different blog post today, showing you some new additions to my jewellery collection, all of which I love! After a long day at school I actually managed to stay awake enough to take a few photos and edit them whilst listening to the best music ever and eating biscuits. I have to admit that these pieces are sponsored but nevertheless I think it's worth showing you guys, as some of these I would definitely buy anyway. The first three (all in the first photo) are from *Zara Taylor* who designs vintage inspired jewellery :) My favourite piece of them all has to be the blue opal ring - looking far more expensive than it actually is, what's not to like? The last photo features a charm bracelet and ear cuff from *Paccony* and a cute bunny ring from *Rings and Tings*. Let me know if you have a favourite piece and comment below! P.S. I have a (clothes related) giveaway soon! Can I hear a 'yay' yaaaaay xxx
Sunday, 3 March 2013
Hiya guys! A bit of a depressing outfit today, looks like I'm going to a funeral! Haha I wanted to try out something different as I always incorporate colour into my outfits so thought this would be an interesting challenge. I am wearing my hat from oasap again which I featured a few posts back. I always find it hard to find a hat that actually fits and suits me, so it was by chance that when it arrived in the post it actually did! This dress is actually my sisters (sorry Becky), from H&M but I was going to buy it myself anyway when it was out in the stores a few months back. Not much else to say, thank you for reading :) xx
Saturday, 2 March 2013
It's finally the weekend yay, I'm particularly happy as all my mocks are now over :) Despite getting up at like 9:00 (it's a Saturday, that should be illegal) I'm still in a fairly good mood and managed to be all organised in preparing today's lookbook. The outfit is quite different from my 'bun and dress' looks but it's what I wore today anyway, comprising of jeans, a blouse and my new-ish boots from choies. They are inspired by the Jeffrey Campbell 'Coltranes' which I have wanted for as long as I can remember, so when the opportunity arised to order them from choies I was so happy! What do you think? xx
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The Coast Guard spotted the dock Tuesday on a wilderness beach in Olympic National Park. Stormy weather has contributed to trouble reaching it.
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Gardening in the heat of the day is unhealthy. It's one of those stresses those of us with gray or white hair in particular are told repeatedly to avoid during these hot muggy days when orange alert air pollution levels are anticipated.
But did you know that gardening in the heat of the day also promotes the germination of weed seeds and the growth of weeds?
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Research conducted many years ago at the Boyce Thompson Institute concluded that the seeds of many common weeds that invade the garden are stimulated to germinate when exposed to red or far-red light even for only a fraction of a second. Furthermore, the weed seed studies concluded that weed seeds may remain dormant in the soil for 40 to 60 years. Better news is that the viability of weed seeds under a natural environment decreases with time. In other words, fresh weed seeds have a higher percentage of germination than old weed seeds.
This information should be an incentive for us to purchase LED headlamps so we can garden in the cool of the evening or early morning before sunrise. Do not use headlamps with conventional light bulbs because common light bulbs emit red light.
Our soils are loaded with millions of dormant weed seeds waiting to germinate in the right conditions. Cultivating the soil during the daylight hours with a rototiller, hoe, rotary hoe or hand-pushed cultivator exposes those weed seeds buried below the surface to the sun's rays. These rays are rich in red and far-red light, thus satisfying the dormancy requirements of many of the weed seeds and prepping them for germination.
By cultivating the soil in the evening or early morning hours wearing an LED headlamp you will be minimizing weed seed germination because the LED light emits only blue, which has no effect on the light-dormancy requirements of the weed seeds. LED headlamps are lightweight and generate an abundance of light to work by. Because the bulbs are light-emitting diodes, the batteries last a long time.
This year we have had an over-abundance of rain, making it especially difficult to control weeds. Often the soil has been too wet to cultivate or hoe, especially silty soils of clay loam.
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A 27-year-old Sussex County man arrested Monday after a short police chase near Millsboro is now facing drug-related charges stemming from a Jan. 11 arrest, police said.
A 27-year-old Sussex County man arrested Monday after a short police chase near Millsboro is now facing drug-related charges stemming from a Jan. 11 arrest, police said.
Micheal A. Denney was driving a speeding 2003 Mercury Sable on southbound State Route 1 when a trooper stopped the vehicle near the Biddles Toll Plaza in the Middletown-area about 2 p.m. on Jan. 11, according to Delaware State Police spokesman Cpl. John Day.
The trooper reportedly determined Denney did not have a valid driver's license and ordered him to exit the vehicle at which time the officer noticed a small wax envelope commonly used to package heroin on the floor of the car.
Police later found 31.1 grams of heroin divided into 1,244 wax envelopes in a bag hidden in the trunk of the car, Day said.
Denny's two female passengers each were issued a criminal summons after police found them in possession of drug paraphernalia.
Denny, meanwhile, was taken into custody, but later released without being charged.
Three days later, Denney led a state trooper on a short police chase from John J. Williams Highway to Cannon Road near Millsboro, after the officer tried to stop him for speeding, according to police.
The chase ended when Denney ran a stop sign and lost control of the 1992 Ford Explorer he was driving on Cannon Road, police said.
At that time, police charged Denney with possession of drug paraphernalia, disregarding a police officer's signal, reckless driving, failure to stop at a stop sign, speeding and other traffic related offenses.
On Wednesday, following an investigation into the source and intended destination of the heroin, police charged Denney with possession of a controlled substance in a Tier 5 quantity, possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, driving while suspended, failure to provide proof of insurance and speeding.
Denney is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institution on a $4,550 secured bail in connection with his arrest Monday and an $18,550 cash bail in connection with the charges filed Wednesday, police said.
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Monarchs' climb gets tougher with Sunday loss to ProvidenceStaff report
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There's still time to qualify for the American Hockey League playoffs, but Manchester didn't help its cause over the weekend.
For the second straight game, the Monarchs couldn't generate offense, falling to Atlantic Division-leading Providence, 3-1, at the Dunkin' Donuts Center on Sunday.
Manchester (29-26-3-4) is in 10th place in the Eastern Conference with 65 points. Manchester, with 14 games left, is tied for ninth with Albany and is three points behind seventh-place teams Hershey and Connecticut. The top eight teams qualify for the conference playoffs.
"We actually played fairly well," said Monarchs head coach Mark Morris. "The result wasn't great but I felt we competed a lot harder and tried to execute the details of the game."
Manchester opened the three-game weekend with a 3-2 home win against Bridgeport on Friday. On Saturday, the Monarchs were 0-for-7 on the power play and lost 3-0 to the host Whale.
Manchester tied the game Sunday with a goal by center Jordan Weal at 12:48 of the second period.
Center Ryan Spooner regained the lead (2-1) for the Bruins with a goal at 19:58 of the second period. Graham Mink made it 3-1 in the third period. The Bruins' first-period tally was from Maxime Suave.
Monarchs goaltender Jean-Francois Berube, making his first start since April 11, 2010, stopped 34 shots.
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Newton North players lifted the championship trophy after beating Braintree on June 9 to claim the Super 8 title.
Newton North players gathered in bunches to celebrate on the field after clinching the title.
Newton North's Michael Barbieri, left, and Theo Resnick gave coach Joe Siciliano a celebratory shower after clinching the title.
Bridgewater-Raynham's Adam Chase could not reach the pickoff throw as Braintree's Connor Columbus slid into first in Braintree's 9-2 win on June 8.
Newton North players celebrated after Michael Barbieri (5) scored against Bridgewater-Raynham in a 7-5 win on June 6.
Newton North left fielder Thomas Joyce could not corral this RBI single by Bridgewater-Raynham's Connor Sullivan on June 6.
Newton North right fielder Curtis Beatrice's valiant effort did not result in a catch as Silver Lake's William Gallagher doubled during an 8-5 loss to Newton North on June 1.
Bridgewater-Raynham's Jack Connolly beared down in the ninth inning en route to complete game, 3-1 victory over St. John's Prep on May 31.
Tyler Carey accepts congratulations after he got Bridgewater-Raynham on the board in a 3-1 win over St. John's Prep on May 31.
St. John's Prep left fielder Keith Leavitt followed this ball into his glove during a 3-1 loss to Bridgewater-Raynham on May 31.
Bridgewater-Raynham third baseman Jonathan Livolsi made the throw but could not get the runner against Lincoln-Sudbury on May 29.
Bridgewater-Raynham's Tyler Carey scored his team's sixth run of the fourth inning during a 19-4 win over Lincoln-Sudbury on May 29.
Bridgewater-Raynham's Andrew Noviello beat the throw to the play during a 19-4 win over Lincoln-Sudbury on May 29.
St. John's Prep's Keith Leavitt ran out an infield single, his third hit of the game, during a 4-0 win over Lowell on May 28.
St. John's Prep's Rosario Missiti tagged out Lowell's Keith Lynch trying to steal second during their May 28 game.
Bridgewater-Raynham's Andrew Noviello was congratulated after scoring during a 19-4 win over Lincoln-Sudbury on May 29.
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High dollar domain name sales are the kind of get-rich-quick stories that web entrepreneurs dream of as they drift off to sleep at night.
After all, registering a domain name is an investment that costs just a few dollars and pay off with a multimillion dollar sale. The best known example of domain name success is sex.com which sold for $13 million back in 2010. More recently (November, 2013), kk.com was purchased for $2.4 million was purchased by someone with a lot of confidence in the staying power of web slang phrases.
In the igaming business, entrepreneurs collect and hoard dozens, even hundreds, of domain names with the hope that one of them will pay off big.
While most of these purchases pay off about as well as an afternoon at the roulette tables, a few pay off in a major way. Those big domain name sales were the subject of a recent blog post on CasinoDirectory.com titled, 10 Highest Reported Gambling Related Domain Sales in History.
The list, which only includes reported domain name sales should be an eye-opener for domain name speculators as most of the big sales are for some pretty generic names.
What the list doesn't include are private party sales and sales that include established sites that are sold as turnkey entities on forums like ours.
On the high end of CasinoDirectory's list are a couple names that are about as generic as they gets in this business, Casino.com and Slots.com.
Back in 2003 some lucky speculator cashed in on Casino.com to the tune of $5.5 million when they sold that domain to a Gibraltar-based igaming firm.The site is still a gambling portal today and, with any luck, its new owner has seen a sweet ROI on that deal.
Tied for first with Casino.com is another plain Jane domain, Slots.com. Just four years ago that domain sold to an unidentified buyer for $5.5 million.
At number three on the list is Gambling.com which sold in April of 2011 for a cool $2.5 million to the KAX Media.
The biggest surprise on CasinoDirectory's list is Bingo.com. In the waning days of the 20th Century, Unibet purchased the prize domain for $1.1 million in a deal that included 500,000 shares of company stock and a 10-year, 4% revenue share.
While high end domain name sales are great daydream material, they're not exactly the foundation for a solid business plan.
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Oxfam reaction to Bill Gates' report to the G20
Oxfam spokesperson Luc Lampriere said:
"Gates' timely message is that there will be no lasting global economic recovery without tackling poverty. He brings much needed impetus and ambition to a Summit nearly paralyzed by Europe's woes."
"Gates has put development back into the spotlight by showcasing both traditional aid and smart new ideas like a Financial Transation Tax, a charge on shipping emissions and corporate transparency."
"Gates is piling the pressure on rich countries to deliver their aid promises. It is shocking that they are cutting this lifeline to the poorest. And he is specifically pressurising the Europeans to ensure their Financial Transaction Tax is used to help the poor and the planet. We hope Angela Merkel is listening."
"Gates highlights how aid has driven growth and development over the past 50 years and is just as vital now. Cutting aid today – and not pursuing innovative sources of finance – will undermine global recovery while doing little to balance rich country budgets."
"Gates' enthusiasm for a Financial Transaction Tax and a carbon charge on shipping and aviation should encourage champions like France, Germany, and Brazil and convince sceptics like Canada, UK and the US. We fully support Gates' call that the lion's share of this revenue should flow to fight poverty at home and abroad, and tackle climate change."
"Gates makes a welcome call for G20 countries to endorse legally binding transparency requirements for companies listed on their stock exchanges. Oxfam agrees wholeheartedly, and would add that the G20 must get serious about tax havens, which cost developing countries billions in lost tax revenue."
"G20 leaders must act boldly and swiftly in order to make the reasonable and feasible ideas contained in the Gates report a reality."
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